When Hartley Anderson got the idea to sell sea water from the Great Salt Lake to improve aching muscles and people’s overall health, he had
Mineral Resources International Celebrates 50 Years of Family Business
The remarkable life of Robert H. Hinckley
Have you ever wondered how the Ogden-Hinckley Airport and Hinckley Drive got their name? Plenty of locals assume they are tied to Gordon B. Hinckley, but they
Story endings
I haven’t written many articles lately because in addition to finishing storytelling projects for clients—which is how I make my living—I have been intensively noodling
Zion National Park History: Isaac Behunin’s Cathedral
This is a nod to Zion National Park history, featuring Isaac Behunin who named this cathedral Zion. When I initially read his history, I felt a
It’s Your Turn – Write your Own Christmas Story
Over the next two weeks, memories will be made. You will celebrate with old tried and true traditions, or create some new ones. Capturing your
A missionary, a family story and the Paradise Fire
Sometimes life just goes along – things get busy and you’re kind of caught in the thick of thin things and then, out of nowhere
Three Big Reasons why Holiday Food and Stories are Perfect for Each Other
It’s hard to think of the holiday season and not think of all the holiday food – the tantalizing treats – both sweet and savory
Weber County Heritage Foundation Renovates World War I Doughboy Monument
Bob Geier was walking through the Ogden Cemetery with his wife when he took a good look at the World War I Doughboy Memorial. After
Family history gift ideas from $0 to $200
Here are my top family history gift ideas for 2018 ranging from thoughtful acts of service that cost only your time, on up to a few
Thanksgiving Traditions – Making it one of the Best Holidays of All
I am a fan of holidays. Some I love more than others. Of course, Christmas is at the top of my list with Independence Day
